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Steam's Cyberpunk Fest means big savings on games about high-tech lowlifes

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Steam's Cyberpunk Fest means big savings on games about high-tech lowlifes

Steam's Cyberpunk Fest is an event running until 10 am on August 10, offering significant discounts on games that feature cyberpunk themes. The sale, which includes a variety of titles, aims to help players expand their collections of cyborgs, hackers, and rebels fighting against oppressive systems. Notable highlights of the sale include:

1. Ruiner: A slow-motion brawler featuring a bossy hacker lady, currently priced at 90% off ($1.99).

2. Neon Struct: An immersive simulation game about an ex-spy on the run, discounted by 90% ($1.79).

3. The Ascent: An action RPG set in a detailed arcology, available for 75% off ($7.49).

4. Cruelty Squad: A baffling assassin simulator with a vomitcore aesthetic, also reduced by 90% ($1.99).

5. The Red Strings Club: A cyberpunk story that stands out as one of the best in the genre, discounted by 80% ($2.99).

6. Shadowrun Hong Kong: A turn-based stealth title set in a cyberpunk Hong Kong, available for 75% off ($4.99).

7. Invisible, Inc.: A turn-based stealth game with a surprisingly effective premise, discounted by 75% ($4.99).

8. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade: A historic low price for the action RPG, reduced by 65% ($13.99).

9. Cyberpunk 2077: A well-known game in the cyberpunk genre, discounted by 70% ($17.99).

10. Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director's Cut: Half-price while the original Deus Ex is 85% off.

The sale also promises more bargains on the Steam page. In addition to the Cyberpunk Fest, Steam will host the Pins & Pegs Fest from August 17–20, focusing on games involving pins and pegs, followed by the PvE Survival Crafting Fest from August 31–September 7.

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